Cabinetry we build with

Eclipse Cabinetry

Doors and finishes worth seeing in your own kitchen light before you commit to them.

Choosing between cabinet lines

Cabinet ranges are easier to compare once you know what actually differs between them. Four things do most of the work:

  • Door style and finish. The part you see, and the part that dates. A simple shaker door survives a change of taste better than a heavily detailed one.
  • Sizing flexibility. Whether the range can be made to fit your room, or whether your room has to accept fillers where the boxes stop.
  • Interior fittings. Drawer hardware, pull outs, corner solutions. This is what makes a kitchen pleasant to use daily, and it is the part people notice too late.
  • Lead time. Every range has one, and it usually sets the start date for everything that follows.

How we use this range

We design the kitchen first, to your room, and then specify the cabinetry against that design. That order matters. Picking a cabinet line before the layout is settled is how people end up paying to work around a decision they made in a showroom.

Come and look at samples in person. Photographs of finishes are lit to flatter, and a stain reads differently under your own kitchen lighting than it does on a screen. We will put the door in your hands and tell you honestly where this range is the right answer and where another one is.

Book a consultation

Pick the doors, we handle the rest

We design the kitchen around the cabinetry, then run the trades, the deliveries and the schedule so it goes in cleanly.

Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Closed weekends.

Prefer to talk? Call (845) 717-0598.